Black Glitter Slime Perfect for Halloween

Have fun with the kids and make some black glitter slime this Halloween! You can whip up this concoction in minutes and let them play with some spooky slime that they will really love. Use black food coloring to get the spooky effect then add in various glitter colors to make this recipe all your own.

This black slime also makes a great Halloween party favor, like we did with our pumpkin slime!

Black Glitter Slime

Seriously, all kids love slime. They love slimes in all colors and types. Why not make this special version for Halloween? This would also be a great addition to any Halloween party that you may be hosting. You can even let older kids mix up their own batch at the party and customize it with tons of different glitter colors.

Related: Want even more ideas for your Halloween party? Be sure to add your candy to this DIY Halloween candy bucket and serve these black cat cupcakes to your guests.

FIND THE FULL PRINTABLE INSTRUCTIONS AT THE END OF THIS POST

Black Glitter Slime Ingredients:

• 5 oz Elmer’s School Glue (the clear makes the black color darker)
• 5 oz water
• 1/2 tsp baking soda
• Black food coloring
• Glitter (any color combination you like)
• 1 tbsp saline solution
• Disposable bowl
• Disposable spoon

Black Glitter Slime Recipe

1. In a disposable bowl, mix equal parts of glue and water. I am using one 5 oz bottle of glue and 5 oz of water. I like to use a disposable spoon as well
2. Add 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda and mix.
3. Mix in black food coloring until your desired color is reached.
4. Then add in glitter in various colors. We used black, purple, blue, and dark grey. You can add as little or as much glitter as you like. Mix well and add more if needed.
5. Add in 1 tablespoon of saline solution and whip the mixture. After a few minutes, it will start to pull together as slime.
6. Knead until smooth and the stickiness has disappeared. You may need to add more saline solution. You can also add a bit of saline solution to your hands before kneading to help the mixture not stick to your hands.
7. Add to a resealable container like a glass jar then let the fun begin!

All kids will love this black glitter slime! It is so vibrant and perfect for some spooky fun leading up to Halloween night. Will you add black glitter to your recipe or another color? Gold would look amazing as well, don’t you think?

If you’re looking for more holiday-themed crafts to do with the kids, these paper Halloween luminaries are easy and fun to light up on Halloween night! If you’re hosting a Halloween party or want to dress out the outside of your house for trick-or-treaters, our Halloween Door is calling your name!

Christmas is coming soon, be sure to make our Grinch Slime!

More Slime Projects

• St. Patrick’s Day Slime
• Snowman Slime
• Valentine Slime
• How to Make Fluffy Slime
• Mermaid Slime

Print Project

5 from 5 votes

Black Glitter Slime Recipe

Whip up this black glitter slime for Halloween night for some extra spooky fun!

10 minutes mins

Total Time10 minutes mins

Age Group: Kids Crafts

Project Type: Halloween

Supplies

• 5 oz Elmer's School Glue the clear makes the black color darker
• 5 oz water
• 1/2 tsp baking soda
• Black food coloring
• Glitter any color combination you like
• 1 tbsp saline solution
• Disposable bowl
• Disposable spoon

Instructions

• In a disposable bowl, mix equal parts of glue and water. I am using one 5 oz bottle of glue and 5 oz of water. I like to use a disposable spoon as well
• Add 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda and mix.
• Mix in black food coloring until your desired color is reached.
• Then add in glitter in various colors. We used black, purple, blue, and dark grey. You can add as little or as much glitter as you like. Mix well and add more if needed.
• Add in 1 tablespoon of saline solution and whip the mixture. After a few minutes, it will start to pull together as slime.
• Knead until smooth and the stickiness has disappeared. You may need to add more saline solution. You can also add a bit of saline solution to your hands before kneading to help the mixture not stick to your hands.
• Add to a resealable container like a glass jar then let the fun begin!

Video